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Not Sir William's breeding; Mrs. Bennet's manners   Written by Lucy Jean (1/12/2004 2:28 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Society families and Sir William Lucas, penned by Diana
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] I think the problem with her comment on good breeding is that Sir William Lucas had been in trade before receiving his knighthood, and so therefore was not bred as a gentleman.

I think the problem was that she wasn't half so interested in complimenting Sir William as in insulting Mr. Darcy.


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